New South Wales Police will be given greater power to tackle crime at this year’s Sydney Royal Easter Show.
Teenagers and young adults linked to Sydney’s “postcode wars” will be banned from entering and those deemed to display anti-social behaviour will be evicted from the venue.
Other changes implemented this year include a ban on rap music being played and a new finish time of 9.30pm.
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